Here’s what you need to know:
- Senior Planner Jamie Dax mentioned that CalTrans awarded the County the Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant.
- The Board (5-0) approved Pipeline Replacement and Meter Planning Project.
- The Board (5-0) approved Road 200 Bridge Replacement Project at Fine Gold Creek, Madera County.
- In public comment, Dexter Rama announced that Executive Order N-7-22 states that water well applicants must seek verification from Groundwater Sustainability Agencies (GSAs).
The Scene
According to its website, The Madera Board of Supervisors is the legislative and executive governing body of the Madera County government. Each of the five supervisorial districts of the County elects one supervisor.
Within limits prescribed by State law, the Board enacts ordinances and rules, determines County policy, supervises the activities of County departments, adopts an annual budget, and fixes salaries.
The Board meets regularly on the first three Tuesdays of each month and occasionally on Mondays in the Board Chambers of the County Government Center in Madera. On Tuesday, April. 5, 2022, the meeting was at 9:00 am.
Madera County Board of Supervisors Members present:
- Brett Frazier (District #1)
- David Rogers (District #2)
- Robert Poythress (District #3)
- Letizia Gonzalez (District #4)
- Tom Wheeler (District #5)
Others Present:
- Leticia Gomez from Leadership Counsel for Justice and Accountability
- Senior Planner Jamie Dax
- Dexter Rama
- Public Health Director Sara Bosse
Discussions/Actions
In public comment, Dexter Rama announced that Executive Order N-7-22 states that water well applicants must seek verification from Groundwater Sustainability Agencies (GSAs).
Senior Planner Jamie Dax mentioned that CalTrans awarded the County the Sustainable Transportation Planning Grant.
The grant is $450,000, which can initiate planning to relocate the Amtrak station to the Avenue 12 corridor.
Letizia Gomez from Leadership Counsel discouraged the Council from accepting the expenditure plan for Measure D.
She urged funding for local categories, including sidewalks and crosswalks. Moreover, she stressed the need to improve infrastructure, especially in the La Vina and Fairmead.
Public Health Director Sara Bosse said that the case rate of 2.9 per 100,000 is a significant drop. The positivity rate remains at 2.1 percent. Vaccination rates are slowly climbing.
The department has recently approved a second booster for ages 50 to up, 18 to 49 who received the Johnson & Johnson as the first dose, and moderately immunocompromised residents.
The second boosters are available for walk-in clinics. Residents can learn about the second boosters at maderacounty.com.
She announced a sweepstake funded by Kaiser Permanente from April 1 to July 1, encouraging families to vaccinate.
Computer drawing pick winners are for every Friday weekly. Prizes involve movie and trip passes.
The board unanimously (4-0) approved items A to AO.
A. Approval Of Minutes
1. Special Meeting Minutes for March 9, 2022.
2. Regular Meeting Minutes for March 15, 2022.
3. Special Meeting Minutes for March 29, 2022.
B. 8401: No-cost Agreement with The University of Arizona College of Nursing for students to acquire field experience for Fiscal Years 2021-2027
C. 3740: Resolution No. 2015-101 declares a Local Emergency due to the tree mortality disaster in the County and throughout the State.
D. 6072: Resolution No. 2020-032 ratifying and extending the declaration of a Local Emergency and Local Health Emergency (COVID-19).
E. 8406: Budget Adjustment for CCP Planning.
1. Consideration of approval of Receipt of Unanticipated Revenue No. 21-115, for $193,840.00, derived from Probation Community Corrections Planning – Operating Transfers Into Special Department Expense and Equipment > $5,000.00 for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
2. Consideration of approval of Transfer of Appropriations No. 21-116, for $193,840.00, transfer from Community Corrections Planning Appropriations for Contingencies to Operating Transfers Out for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
F. 8400: Final Map for Tract 297, Riverstone, Wilson.
1. Consider adopting a Resolution approving Final Subdivision Map Track No. 297 Wilson, Riverstone.
2. Consideration of approval to authorize the Chief Clerk of the Board to sign and record Final Subdivision Map Track No. 297 Wilson, Riverstone.
3. Consider entering into an Improvement Agreement with Wilson Premier Homes, Inc. to defer improvements.
4. Consideration of approval to authorize the Chief Clerk of the Board to sign and record a Covenant and Agreement regarding Restricting Transfers of Real Property for Final Subdivision Map Track No. 297 Wilson, Riverstone.
5. Consideration to allow for recording the Right to Farm Notice for Final Subdivision Map Track No. 297 Wilson, Riverstone.
G. 8393: Resolution authorizing the County Clerk-Recorder and Registrar of Voters to execute election funding and reimbursement agreements.
H. 8399: 2021 Recall Reimbursement.
1. Consideration of approval of Transfer of Appropriations No. 21-117 for $337,000.00, transfer from Elections – Equipment/Furniture>$5,000.00 to Extra Help and Special Department Expense for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
2. Consideration of approval of Receipt of Unanticipated Revenue No. 21-117 for $60,000.00 to reimburse the general fund for expenses associated with September 14, 2021, Statewide Gubernatorial Recall Election derived from Elections-State Grant Revenue to Maintenance of Equipment and Mail Room Services Postage for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
I. 8314: Amendment to MCC No. 10406A-C-2018 to change the name of the “LANDLORD” from Madera Pine Point, LLC, to Holiday Family Revocable Trust & Robert and Sandra Houlding Family Trust, which are the successors-in-interest to Madera Pine Point, LLC. “LANDLORD,” as a result of this, instructs the County to pay rent due under the Agreement to Jerol W. Holiday.
J. 7925: Resolution No. 2021-130 recognizing and determining meeting risks under the Covid-19 proclaimed the State of Emergency under Assembly Bill 361 related to statutory Brown Act exemptions.
K. 8334: Amendment to MCC No. 9911G-C-2021 with the City of Firebaugh amending compensation for the Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement for Calendar Year 2022.
L. 8405: Consideration of approval to amend the Position Allocation for the Sheriff’s Office as follows:
1. Accept the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation to grant position allocation status to Annette Wilson as Administrative Analyst I, effective April 1, 2022.
2. Authorize the Department of Human Resources to amend the position allocation to reflect the reallocation of one (1) Accounting Technician II to Administrative Analyst I to the Sheriff’s Office.
3. Set employees’ salary per Madera County Code Section 2.60.250 – Appointment to a position in a class with a higher rate of pay.
M. 8436: Consideration of approval to amend the Position Allocation for the Sheriff’s Office as follows:
1. Accept the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation to grant position allocation status to Patricia Retton as an Administrative Analyst I, effective April 1, 2022.
2. Authorize the Department of Human Resources to amend the position allocation to reflect the reallocation of one (1) Accounting Technician II to Administrative Analyst I to the Sheriff’s Office.
3. Set employee’s salary per Madera County Code Section 2.60.250 – Appointment to a position in a class with a higher rate of pay.
N. 8438: Consideration of approval to amend the Position Allocation for the department of Child Support Services as follows:
1. Accept the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation to grant position allocation status to Penny Peltzer as Administrative Analyst I, effective April 1, 2022.
2. Authorize the Department of Human Resources to amend the position allocation to reflect the reallocation of one (1), Administrative Assistant to Administrative Analyst I to the Department of Child Support Services.
3. Set employee’s salary per Madera County Code Section 2.60.250 – Appointment to a position in a class with a higher rate of pay.
O. 8439: Consideration of approval to amend the Position Allocation for the department of the County Clerk-Recorder-Elections as follows:
1. Accept the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation to grant position allocation status to Kyle Absher as a Deputy Clerk-Recorder I, effective April 1, 2022.
2. Authorize the Department of Human Resources to amend the position allocation of the department of County Clerk-Recorder-Elections to reflect the reallocation of one (1) Central Services Worker to Deputy ClerkRecorder I.
3. Set employees’ salary per Madera County Code Section 2.60.250 – Appointment to a position in a class with a higher rate of pay.
P. 8292: Resolution confirming the current hours of operation for all locations of Madera County Library.
Q. 8323: Madera County Library Meeting Room Policy for the reservation and use of public meeting rooms in library branches and the associated fee applying to for-profit organizations.
R. 8365: Consideration of approval to authorize staff to apply for the California State Library’s Local Competitive Grant for the Fiscal Year 2022-2023.
S. 8367: Consideration of approval to authorize Madera County Library to collaborate on an application through the nonprofit organization Califa for the California State Library’s Collaborative Grant Opportunity for the Fiscal Year 2022-2023, and to authorize the Library Director to sign related project and award documents.
T. 8369: Consider approval to authorize staff to apply for the California State Library’s Lunch at the Library Grant for Summer 2022 for up to $7,000 in funding.
U. 8388: Receipt of Unanticipated Revenue No. 21-110 for $1,254.00 derived from Library Administration – Other Government Agencies to Special Department Expense for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
V. 8354: Transfers of Appropriations for Fixed Assets-Equipment.
1. Consideration of approval of Transfer of Appropriations No. 21-107, for $8,600.00, transfer from Probation Admin-Intrafund Transfers to Equipment >$5,000.00 for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
2. Consideration of approval of Transfer of Appropriations No. 21-106, for $9,100.00, transfer from Youth Offender Block GrantProfessional & Specialized Services to Equipment > $5,000.00 for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
W. 8403: Agreement with Magnetar.us, Inc. for $130,000.00 to install wireless access points at the Juvenile Detention Facility for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
X. 6644: Resolution 2020-123 declaring a Local Health Emergency (Creek Fire) by the County Health Officer.
Y. 8336: Receipt of Unanticipated Revenue No. 21-105 for $30,000.00 derived from Health Administration – Fed-Other to Buildings & Improvements for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
Z. 8352: Consideration of approval and support of the Madera County Department of Public Health’s application for California Personal Responsibility Education Program (CalPREP) funding.
AA. 8398: Consideration to adopt a Resolution adopting the revised County of Madera Measure T Annual Expenditure Plan for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
AB. 8357: Consideration to adopt a Resolution approving the Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Madera and County of Madera regarding coordination and distribution of Federal Transit Administration Funds.
AC. 3639: Resolution No. 2015-087 proclaims a Local Emergency created by the severe drought conditions in the County and throughout the State.
AD. 6908: Resolution No. 2020-123 ratifying and extending the declaration of a Local Emergency for the Creek Fire.
AE. 7047: Resolution No. 2021-015 ratifying and extending the declaration of a Local Emergency (winter storm events).
AF. 7629: Resolution No. 2021-101 ratifying and extending the declaration of a Local Emergency and Local Health Emergency caused by the River Fire.
AG. 8330:Receipt of Unanticipated Revenue No. 21-140 for $51,214.00 derived from Sheriff – Emergency Operations – Federal-Other – to Equipment for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
AH. 8407: Memorandum of Understanding with the Local Education Agency and the Madera County Superintendent of Schools Foster Youth Services Coordinating Program for providing, funding, and arranging transportation to maintain foster students in their school of origin 2021-2023.
AI. 8345: Amendment to MCC No.10528B-C-2020 with Tetra Tech Bas, Inc. extending the term to June 30, 2022, for engineering services for levees and authorizing the Chairman to sign.
AJ. 8397: Amendment to MCC No. 11739A-21 with Davids Engineering for $694,317.00 to provide verification and support for Fiscal Years 2022-2024.
AK. 8340: Resolution fixing the Time and Place for Public Hearing for the continuation of a Special Assessment for Road Maintenance Purposes for Assessment District No. 89-1, Pines Tract.
AL. 8392: Deposit Agreement with Gunner Ranch, Inc. and Valley Children’s Hospital to form one or more Community Facilities Districts (CFD) and enable the County to pay for services outside consultants for professional services related to the formation of the project.
AM. 8339: Receipt of Unanticipated Revenue No. 21-109 for $22,655.00 derived from Maintenance District 35 Yosemite Forks Estates – Release of Fund Balance to Maintenance of Roads for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
AN. 8286: Resolution for Annexation of APN 034-226-006 (Golden Valley Unified School District) into Maintenance District 10A Madera Ranchos completing MCC NO. 10987-C-2017, for access to potable water.
AO. 8342: Resolution accepting work and authorizing the filing of Notice of Completion for MCC No.11927-21 with Talley Oil, Inc. for the 2021 Maintenance District Cape Seal Project.
The Board discussed the following items:
6.g. 8331: Second Reading to consider adopting an Ordinance amending Title 17, Section 17.72.186 of the Madera County Code relating to Final Parcel Map Improvement Agreements.
This proposed amendment will allow subdividers with parcel map applications to develop the commercial property the same as residential projects.
The amendment to the ordinance will allow interest in real property by way of entering into a recorded covenant to guarantee work to be done.
6.h. 8408: The Board (5-0) approved the Memorandum of Understanding between Madera County and the Professional Unit for a three (3) year term (July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2024).
MOU is the outcome of the collaborative efforts between the County and the Professional Employees of Madera County (COMPA) on behalf of the Professional Unit.
6.i. 8409: The Board (5-0) approved the Memorandum of Understanding between Madera County and the Service Unit for a three (3) year term (July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2024).
6.j. 8412: The Board (5-0) approved an agreement between the County and Sims Metal to donate one World Trade Center Beam (WTCB) for the 9/11 Memorial at the historic Madera County Courthouse Park.
In December 2021, County staff discovered an opportunity to acquire a 10 to 13 FT steel beam from the remnants of one of the Twin Towers recovered from Ground Zero.
Soon after that, County staff successfully engaged in discussions with Sims Metal to propose Madera County’s vision for developing a historic 9/11 memorial in Madera County.
Before your board, the agreement is a Gift Agreement from Sims Metal to accept the beam as a donation to develop a 9/11 memorial.
The beam will be transported from Richmond, CA, to Madera, CA, on May 29, 2022.
The County will move the beam in coordination with the California Highway Patrol, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1081, and the California American Legion Riders Department.
6.k. 8434: The Board (5-0) approved the Classification and Compensation Study.
1. Agreement with Koff and Associates for the classification and compensation study and the scope of work outlined in option two of the proposal for $449,140.00.
2. Discussion and consideration of approval of Receipt of Unanticipated Revenue No. 21-120, for $449,140.00, transfer from General Fund – Fund Balance to Human Resources – Professional and Specialized Services for the Fiscal Year 2021-2022.
6.l. 8417: The Board (5-0) approved to set the salary range for Deputy Auditor-Controller at Range 336 (UB2 0120) $7,627.74 – $9,271.57 per month ($91,532.90 – $111,258.80 annually).
6.m. 8443: The Board (5-0) approved amending the Position Allocation for the department of the Auditor-Controller as follows:
1. Accept the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation to grant position allocation status to Mai Vang as a Deputy Auditor-Controller effective April 1, 2022.
2. Authorize the Department of Human Resources to amend the position allocation to reflect the reallocation of one (1) Chief Accountant-Auditor to Deputy-Auditor Controller to the department of the Auditor-Controller.
3. Set employee’s salary per Madera County Code Section 2.60.250 – Appointment to a position in a class with a higher rate of pay.
6.n. 8240: The Board (5-0) approved setting the salary range for the Executive Assistant Series as recommended by the Civil Service Commission.
1. Executive Assistant to the County Administrative Officer at Range 288 (UB2 0120) $6,003.78 – $7,297.63 per month ($72,045.38 – $87,571.62 annually).
2. Executive Assistant to the Department Head at Range 258 (UB2 0120) $5,169.43 – $6,283.48 per month ($62,033.31 – $75,401.77 annually).
6.o. 8435: The Board (5-0) approved amending the Position Allocation for the department of Information Technology as follows:
1. Accept the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation to grant position allocation status to Karrie Peters as Executive Assistant to the Department Head effective April 1, 2022.
2. Authorize the Department of Human Resources to amend the position allocation to reflect the reallocation of one (1) Administrative Assistant to Executive Assistant to the Department Head to the department of Information Technology.
3. Set employee’s salary per Madera County Code Section 2.60.250 – Appointment to a position in a class with a higher rate of pay.
6.p. 8437: The Board (5-0) approved amending the Position Allocation for the department of Social Services as follows:
1. Accept the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation to grant position allocation status to Maria Benavidez as an Executive Assistant to the Department Head, effective April 1, 2022.
2. Authorize the Department of Human Resources to amend the position allocation to reflect the reallocation of one (1) Administrative Assistant to Executive Assistant to the Department Head to the department of Social Services. 3. Set employee’s salary per Madera County Code Section 2.60.250 – Appointment to a position in a class with a higher rate of pay.
6.q. 8413: The Board (5-0) approved setting the salary range for Assistant County Clerk-Recorder/Registrar of Voters at Range 350 (UB2 0120) $8,179.39 – $9,942.10 per month ($98,152.64 – $119,305.16 annually) as recommended by the Civil Service Commission.
6.r. 8440: The Board (5-0) approved amending the Position Allocation for the department of the County Clerk-Recorder-Elections as follows:
1. Accept the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation to grant position allocation status to Justin White as Assistant County ClerkRecorder/Registrar of Voters effective April 1, 2022.
2. Authorize the Department of Human Resources to amend the position allocation of the department of County Clerk-Recorder-Elections to reflect the reallocation of one (1) Chief Assistant County Clerk-Recorder to Assistant County Clerk-Recorder/Registrar of Voters.
3. Set employees’ salary per Madera County Code Section 2.60.250 – Appointment to a position in a class with a higher rate of pay.
6.s. 8414: The Board (5-0) approved setting the salary range for Division Director for County Clerk-Recorder Services at Range 310 (UB2 0120) $6,700.05 – $8,143.96 per month ($80,802.66 – $97,727.50 annually).
6.t. 8441: The Board (5-0) approved amending the Position Allocation for the department of the County Clerk-Recorder-Elections as follows:
1. Accept the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation to grant position allocation status to Jacquelyn Luna as Division Director for ClerkRecorder Services, effective April 1, 2022.
2. Authorize the Department of Human Resources to amend the position allocation of the department of County Clerk-Recorder-Elections to reflect the reallocation of one (1) Clerk/Recorder Division Manager to Division Director for Clerk-Recorder Services.
3. Set employee’s salary per Madera County Code Section 2.60.250 – Appointment to a position in a class with a higher rate of pay.
6.u. 8415: The Board (5-0) approved setting the salary range for Division Director for Election Services at Range 310 (UB2 0120) $6,700.05 – $8,143.96 per month ($80,802.66 – $97,727.50 annually).
6.v. 8442: The Board (5-0) approved amending the Position Allocation for the department of the County Clerk-Recorder-Elections as follows:
1. Accept the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation to grant position allocation status to Stephanie Sibley as Division Director for Election Services, effective April 1, 2022.
2. Authorize the Department of Human Resources to amend the position allocation to reflect the reallocation of one (1) Elections Division Manager to Division Director for Election Services to the department of County Clerk-Recorder-Elections.
3. Set employee’s salary per Madera County Code Section 2.60.250 – Appointment to a position in a class with a higher rate of pay.
6.w. 8307: The Board (5-0) approved setting the salary range for Social Service Aide at Range 156 (CB2) $2,874.28 – $3,493.70 per month ($34,491.31 – $41,924.40 annually) as recommended by the Civil Service Commission.
6.x. 8416: The Board (5-0) approved to set the salary range for Veterans Services Assistant at Range 150 (CB2 0121) $2,789.54 – $3,390.70 per month ($33,474.44 – $40,688.38 annually).
6.y. 8282: The Board (5-0) approved Road 200 Bridge Replacement Project at Fine Gold Creek, Madera County.
1. Discussion and consideration to adopt a resolution awarding a $9,231,837.00 contract to MCM Construction Inc. to construct Road 200 Bridge Replacement Project at Fine Gold Creek and overruling all bid protests.
2. Discussion and consideration of approval to authorize the Road Commissioner or his designee to issue the Notice to Proceed.
3. Discussion and consideration of approval to authorize the AuditorController to issue payments of contingencies up to 10% of the contract award amount per established County Policy.
4. Discussion and consideration of authorizing the Road Commissioner or his designee to solely issue and approve contract change orders under the Public Contract Code not to exceed authorized contingencies.
The Road 200 Bridge Replacement project is Phase 3 of the overall improvement project for Road 200 from Spring Valley School to Fine Gold Creek.
Phases 1 and 2 were previously completed in 2009 and 2013, respectively.
The Road 200 Bridge Replacement project will improve roadway geometrics by realigning the road crossing Fine Gold Creek, replacing a structurally deficient bridge, and improving safety for the traveling public utilizing Road 200.
Measure T local transportation sales tax will fund the project costs.
The Road 200 Bridge Replacement Project is consistent with the County’s goal to upgrade and improve existing infrastructure assets.
Under the Public Contract Code, the Public Works Department advertised bids for the Road 200 Bridge Replacement Project at Fine Gold Creek on January 26, 2022.
Five (5) bids for the Road 200 Bridge Replacement Project at Fine Gold Creek were received and publicly opened at the Madera County Public Works office on February 22, 2022.
Department bid analysis procedures reviewed the bids. Upon detailed review by the Department, the proposal submitted by Steelhead Constructors was determined to be non-responsive.
The Department found the four remaining bids to be responsive and responsible.
The Department determined the lowest responsible and responsive bidder to be MCM Construction Inc., with a total bid amount of $9,465,210.42.
6.z. 8296: The Board (5-0) approved Pipeline Replacement and Meter Planning Project.
1. Amendment to MCC No. 11943-21 with AM Consulting Engineers for professional engineering and design services of the Pipeline Replacement and Meter Planning project in Madera Ranchos, increasing the contract amount from $212,000.00 to $381,813.00.
2. Authorize the AuditorController to issue payments of contingencies up to 10% of the amended agreement amount per established County Policy.
3. Contract Change Orders under the Public Contract Code, not to exceed authorized contingencies.
The Pipeline Replacement and Meter Planning Project is in Maintenance District 10A – Madera Ranchos (MD-10A) and is funded by State Water Resource Control Board – Drinking Water State Revolving Funds.
The existing water distribution system is mainly composed of old steel pipes operating beyond their usefulness for the past several years and commonly experience leaks.
Most of the pipelines are in utility easements running through residential backyards, providing a challenge to operation and maintenance staff for access to repair and maintenance.
The project aims to replace MD-10A’s existing failing water distribution system with new pipelines using modern materials and installing water meters to comply with upcoming deadlines under state mandates.
The project would move replacement distribution infrastructure into the road right of way and install service connections connecting homes to the new pipelines.
On 7/6/2021, the County awarded a contract to AM Consulting Engineers for professional engineering and design services for MD-10A’s water distribution system.
The scope of work includes completing an infrastructure study, designing the pipeline replacement to relocate the pipeline into the County right-of-way, and service line connections to customers, including water meter installation.
Completing the design will provide the County with a final set of plans and specifications to proceed to the construction phase.
The current scope of work only focuses on replacing the existing water distribution system located within the MD-10A assessment boundary.
However, the County and State Water Board Division of Drinking Water have evaluated the community needs.
They have mutually agreed that the distribution system design should include the water distribution improvements out to the district boundaries.
This extension will allow for current private wells and undeveloped lots within the MD10A district boundary to connect to the water system if/when needed.
Extension of the pipelines will require additional engineering and design services not covered under the current scope of the contract with AM Consulting Engineers.
The requested amendment is to increase the contract amount from $212,000 to $381,813 to compensate AM Consulting Engineers for the additional engineering and design services for the Pipeline Replacement and Meter Planning project.
The state has indicated that the additional funds for the increase in scope ($169,813) would be consolidation grant incentive funds (versus loan funds).
During the closed session, the board discussed the following items:
2.a. 8424: Request for Closed Session:
Government Code Section 54957.6
Conference With Labor Negotiators
Agency designated representatives: Elba Gomez, Director of Human Resources, and Susan Carter, Human Resources Manager
Employee Organization: ALL UNITS
2.b. 8447: Request for Closed Session:
Government Code Section 54956.9 (d)(1)
Conference With Legal Counsel – Existing Litigation
Name of Case: BNSF Railway Company v. Alameda County, et al. (United States District Court, Northern District of California, Case No. 4:19-cv07230-HSG
The meeting lasted until noon. The next board meeting will be on Tuesday, April. 12, 2022, at 9:00 am.
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